We have many clients that have this concern, the answer is NO, you can obtain your Mexican Citizenship and does not affect your US citizenship. Please review this US Government document regarding this.

(https://travel.state.gove/content/travel/en/legal/travel-legal-considerations/advice-about-possible-loss-of-us-nationality-dual-nationality/dual-nationality.html). When you are born in a foreign country from Mexican parents, you have the right to obtain your Mexican Citizenship, you are not obtaining it through a naturalization process, you are obtaining it through direct citizenship, there is no oath that applies.

Once we process your file successfully you can expect to receive your CURP (a unique national number that the Mexican government assigns you similar to the Social Security number in the U.S. with that number you go to www.gob.mx/actanacimiento, you enter this number and you will have the ability to print your Mexican Birth Certificate with a cost of $4.85 dls, with your birth certificate you can then set up an appointment with the Mexican consulate and request your Passport and your INE ( your national ID and voting card)

You need to send us a scanned picture of your US Birth Certificate, your official ID as your US passport or drivers license, your qualifying parent birth certificate as you only need one parent to qualify you for your Mexican Citizenship. This is all you need to qualify.

Yes you can, because now you are a Mexican citizen, you can trespass your citizenship to your children with the same process that we used to obtain your citizenship. All your heirs have the right to become Mexican citizens as well as their children and so on and so forth.

That is not a problem, all we need is your qualifying parent Mexican Birth Certificate. We can help you if they have passed. Even if your parents passed away or you are not talking to them, it is your right regardless of your relationship with them, we can even pull your parent’s Mexican birth certificate with the accurate information of your parent’s information.

Unfortunately we do not offer this service, this is something you have to do personally with the consulate office in your area or if you are in Mexico you can process your passport at the office of Relaciones Exteriores.

Yes you can, because now you are a Mexican citizen, you can trespass your citizenship to your children with the same process that we used to obtain your citizenship. All your heirs have the right to become Mexican citizens as well as their children and so on and so forth.

Yes we can help you, many of our clients come to us after they were rejected through another process they tried and realized the technicalities that these bureaucracies utilize and for one reason or another they reject your file. We have helped all of these people that were rejected, however, we first have to take a look at your file to give you a final response.

Yes, you can use copies of your documents, we don’t need original documents, we work with copies all the time, so no worries.

We understand that there are times when traveling is a problem, however, you can mail your documents to us by regular US mail which we would provide you the address and we can even have your birth certificate apostilled for you for a fee. Don’t limit yourself, we are there to help you all the way.

Because we value your trust that you place in our company, we handle all of our clients information in a meticulous private manner, we don’t share your information with third parties or outside agencies, we handle all of your information in house with our professional team. Our team has been trained to maintain your privacy of all of your documents.

Yes, Mexican law recognizes families formed by same-sex couples and guarantees the same rights for their children. If you and your partner are Mexican citizens, then your children have the right of Mexican citizenship through you and your partner. All cases will have to be evaluated to make sure your file will be approved on a case by case. We are committed to respect the diversity of families whioe providing professional service and high quality and personalized service.

Yes they can, Mexico recognizes same sex marriages and provides equal rights for couples, including the ability to apply for residency through marriage. If you are married to a Mexican citizen your partner qualifies to obtain the Mexican residency and after a couple of years of residency in Mexico territory, he/she can apply for Mexican

citizenship.

Yes, If your children have been adopted legally and have documentation that proves that the child is adopted then he automatically qualifies to obtain the Mexican citizenship.

There are three types of people that are eligible for Mexican Citizenship. People who have at least onw Mexican parent. People who have permanently residency can apply for naturalization, which is another way to obtain citizenship. People who have Mexican granparents need to make one of their parents a dual citizen to proceed with theirs.

No, in the process we use to acquire your Mexican citizenship you or your family don’t need to Mexico or visit the consulate, we make process all of your paperwork without you or your parents having to show up to a consulate or travel to Mexico, we make it convenient and stress free for you. Our goal is to provide a seamless experience so you can focus on what matters most while we handle the rest.

Yes, however, it is a different process compared to the one done through Mexican parents. You first have to apply for temporary residency, then for permanent residency, after 5 years of living in Mexico, you can apply for naturalization, this is another way to become a Mexican Citizen.

You can visit our website www.mexuscitizenship.com we give you all the instructions and information you need in order for us to start your Mexican Citizen process. We take care of all of your process and you just relax and withing 15 days we will have your Mexican Citizenship document, a birth certificate. If you have any questions or would like to schedule a phone appointment for consultation, you can schedule it through our web site.

All you need is a copy of one of your parents birth certificate, if you don’t have access to it, we can help you search for it in Mexico.

When you become a Mexican Citizen, you receive your birth certificate, you now have a Dual Citizenship. This gives you the rights that all Mexican born people have. You can obtain a Mexican Passport, an INE (a national ID and also works as a registration to vote, so now you can vote in state and federal elections. This does not effect your citizenship or immigration status in another country.

When you visit our web site at www.mexuscitizen.com you will be informed of all the documents and the process, you will have the opportunity to apply through our web site and if you want a free consultation, you can schedule a call with one of our professionals that will answer all of your questions. And remember, we don’t collect any money up front until we deliver your birth certificate.

We have had cases where we were able to obtain a Mexican Citizenship within 7 days, however, we can process your file withing 10-15 days.